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Tariff tensions and declining consumer confidence are raising concerns about a potential market correction, particularly in the tech sector, which is showing vulnerability amid budget cut fears. Major retailers like Walmart are signaling a challenging environment, while gold sees profit-taking after a strong run. Bitcoin has also broken below key support levels, reflecting deteriorating risk sentiment and excessive market enthusiasm.
Bitcoin's price briefly dipped below $100,000 following the Federal Reserve's cautious outlook on interest rate cuts, dropping to $98,760 before recovering. Despite this volatility, the cryptocurrency remains up about 50% since the US elections, buoyed by optimism around regulatory changes. Analysts suggest that Bitcoin must surpass $105,400 to shift the current bearish sentiment, while concerns about persistent inflation continue to loom.
Asian stocks fluctuated as the dollar remained stable ahead of key central bank meetings, with expectations of a U.S. rate cut and the Bank of Japan maintaining its current stance. Bitcoin hovered near its record high, while the yen struggled amid low rate hike prospects. The Fed's upcoming dot plot will be closely watched for indications of future monetary policy adjustments.
Bitcoin has surged past $106,000, driven by optimism surrounding President-elect Donald Trump's proposed national Bitcoin reserve, which aims to position the U.S. as a leader in the cryptocurrency market. This rise, exceeding 50% since Trump's election on November 5, 2024, reflects strong institutional interest and robust market dynamics. Analysts suggest that if momentum continues, Bitcoin could target $110,000, while concerns about market volatility linger as the new administration takes shape.
Bitcoin has surged past $107,000, driven by optimism surrounding the new presidential administration and President-elect Donald Trump's pro-crypto stance. Trump has reportedly acquired over $50 million in various altcoins and expressed interest in establishing a national Bitcoin reserve. Analysts suggest that the market is poised for further gains, with predictions of Bitcoin reaching $180,000 and the potential onset of an "altseason."
Bitcoin surged to an all-time high of $106,533, driven by $2.17 billion in ETF inflows and President-elect Trump's announcement of a strategic Bitcoin reserve. With a market cap of $2.08 trillion and dominance at 57.49%, analysts predict potential growth towards $120,000, supported by strong technical signals and high whale activity. Liquidations exceeded $120 million as the cryptocurrency continues to attract institutional interest amid extreme market greed.
The ASX 200 closed at 8465 after a 0.4% drop, influenced by strong US market performance and geopolitical tensions in Asia. While Australian banks and resource stocks have thrived, the upcoming "Santa Claus rally" may provide the needed momentum into January.In the US, the Nasdaq 100 reached record highs, buoyed by robust economic conditions, with projections aiming for 21,500. Bitcoin is consolidating around $95,943, with potential dips seen as buying opportunities, while oil prices remain range-bound between $66 and $72.50 amid OPEC+ production cuts and Middle Eastern uncertainties.
Oil prices saw a slight increase, with Brent crude rising 8 cents to $71.92 a barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate up 9 cents to $68.09. The uptick followed positive data indicating modest expansion in China's factory activity for November, amid concerns over the stability of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire.
Bitcoin is nearing the $100,000 mark, driven by optimism over a more favorable U.S. regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies under President-elect Donald Trump. Prices surged past $98,000 during European trading, reflecting a 40% increase in just two weeks since the election. Analysts note that while the market is in overbought territory, the momentum is pushing Bitcoin closer to the $100k level.
Bitcoin surged past $95,000 for the first time, driven by optimism over a more favorable U.S. regulatory environment under President-elect Donald Trump. Since the election, over $4 billion has flowed into U.S. listed Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, with prices more than doubling this year and rising 40% in just two weeks. Analysts suggest the cryptocurrency is being drawn toward the $100,000 mark, despite being in overbought territory.
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